Removing/killing mould on internal wall

[Narnia]

Anyone know what the best product is to use for this. We discovered mould on the wall having removed wallpaper. The external brickwork has been repaired so really just wondering what to use to kill it off.

Any sure fired suggestions welcome, please.

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rice cooker...job done

[Narnia]

Thanks.........I'd been looking on the egg/steak threads without any luck. Forgot about the rice cooker. Will give it a go!

[Narnia]

No getting much response so thought I spice up the subject name as removing mould doesn't cut it obviously!

[sophiesofa]

Maybe try in Dulwich DIY shop for murdering products, they have some industrial cleaners in there.

[Sharon_H]

Dettol mould and mildew remover should work or a bleach solution.

[Townleygreen]

The real question you should address is.... how did it get there?

With all these things it is better to treat the cause not the symptom.

It might be old and no longer active?

Is it due to condensation?

Is there any ventilation in the room? Like an air brick? All rooms need some ventilation, though people tend to block them up.

I used to suffer from black mould in the bathroom, an uprated extractor fan has sorted the problem.

[PeckhamRose]

You may need to treat the pointing on the outside wall.

But once inside, make sure in future there's plenty of ventilation - and use NoMoreMould Spray which I think I got from the local DIY shop to clean it down with, and/or a bleach cleaner.

[Laddy Muck]

Homebase sell some new stuff